The Kings of England and Great Britain from 1340-1360 and 1369-1801
also claimed the title of King of France. For a short time, this had
some basis in fact - under the terms of the 1420 Treaty of Troyes,
Charles VI had recognized his son-in-law Henry V of England as regent
and heir. Henry V predeceased Charles VI and so Henry V's son, Henry
VI, succeeded his grandfather Charles VI as King of France. Most of
Northern France was under English control until 1435, but by 1453, the
English had been expelled from all of France save Calais (and the
Channel Islands), and Calais itself fell in 1558. Nevertheless, English
and then British monarchs continued to claim the title for themselves
until the creation of the United Kingdom in 1801. Various English kings
between 1337 and 1422 had also claimed the title of King of France,
but only intermittently.

The title "King of the Franks" (Latin: Rex Francorum) remained in use
until the reign of Philip IV. During the brief period when the French
Constitution of 1791 was in effect (1791-1792) and after the July
Revolution in 1830, the style "King of the French" was used instead
of "King of France (and Navarre)". It was a constitutional innovation
known as popular monarchy which linked the monarch's title to the
people, not to the territory of France.

The Royal House of Capet de Bourbon

Philip V of Spain was the first Bourbon ruler of Spain, from 1700. The
Spanish Bourbons (in Spain the name is spelled Borbón and rendered
into English as Borbon have been overthrown and restored several times,
reigning 1700-1808, 1813-1868, 1875-1931, and 1975 to the present day.
From this Spanish line comes the royal line of the kingdom of the Two
Sicilies (1734-1806 and 1815-1860, and Sicily only in 1806-1816), the
Bourbon-Sicilies family, and the Bourbon rulers of the Duchy of Parma.

Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg married a cadet of the Bourbon-
Parma line, and thus her successors, who have ruled Luxembourg since
her abdication in 1964, have also technically been members of the House
of Bourbon. The declared heiress and thrice-regent of the now-defunct
Empire of Brazil married twenty years before their deposition a prince
of Orleans, and their descent, known as the Orleans-Braganza, would
have ascended that throne, had the empire not ended in 1889. The House
of Bourbon was originally a noble family, dating at least from the
beginning of the 13th century, when the estate of Bourbon was ruled by
a Lord who was a vassal of the King of France.

In 1268, Robert, Count of Clermont, sixth son of King Louis IX of France
married Beatrix of Bourbon, heiress to the lordship of Bourbon. Their
son Louis was made Duke of Bourbon in 1327. His descendant, the Constable
of France Charles de Bourbon, was the last of the Bourbon line when he
died in 1527. Because he chose to fight under the banner of Holy Roman
Emperor Charles V and lead a life of exile his title was discontinued
after his death. However the junior line of La Marche-Vendôme remained,
the ruling house of the Dukedom of Vendôme. The Bourbon-Vendôme branch
were to become rulers of the Kingdom of Navarre on the northern side of
the Pyrenees in 1555 and then of France, with Henry III of Navarre
becoming Henry IV of France

The Headship of The Royal House of France

 

The headship of the Royal House of France is an interesting question.

Leaving aside the dilemma caused by the Bonaparte claimant, who is

clearly an heir to hereditary monarchs of two separate French Empires,

the question of who is heir to the claim of the House of Capet, which ruled

France for half the Christian era, is the subject of great dispute.

 

Probably the majority of French monarchists support the claims of the

Orléanist line, headed by Henri, Comte de Paris, de jure Henry VII

of France, who has assumed the title "Duc de France". He is clearly the

heir of Louis Philippe, King of the French, who ruled from 1830 to 1848.

He is also the heir to the legitimist line of the House of Capet if the

renunciation of King Felipe V of Spain to the French throne was valid.

Eminent and learned scholars have argued that no such resignation was

valid and that thus King Felipe's heir male inherited the Legitimist

claim on the death of Henri V, so long, at least, as the claim is not united

to another throne. The heir male of King Felipe is Don Luis Alfonso de

Borbón, Duke of Anjou, de jure Louis XX of France.

 

 

The Title & Style of The French Sovereign

 * Legitimist: "Most high, most potent and most excellent Prince,
X, by the Grace of God, King of France and of Navarre, Most
Christian Majesty." (Très haut, très puissant et très excellent
Prince, X, Par la grâce de Dieu, Roi de France et de Navarre,
Roi Très-chrétien)

 

* Orleanist: "X, by the Grace of God and by the constitutional

       

 

The Family Titles and Styles

 

Members of the Royal House bear the Titles of Prince or Princess

of France and or Prince or Princess of Bourbon-Orleans for the House

of Orleans with the formal qualification of Royal Highness, Some

members of the Royal House also bear differing Titles granted

by the Present Heads of the Royal House of France

 

The Genealogy of The Royal House

 

 

King LOUIS XIII of France was b.Fontainebleau 27 Sep 1601

and succeeded his father, King Henri IV as king 14 May 1610; he

reigned until his death at St-Germain-en-Laye 14 May 1643.

He m.at Bordeaux 24 Nov 1615 Anna Infanta of Spain

(Valladolid 22 Sep 1601-Louvre 20 Jan 1666)

 

 

1a) LOUIS XIV, King of France (St-Germain-en-Laye 5 Sep 1638-

Versailles 1 Sep 1715); m.1st by proxy at Fuenterrabía 3 Jun 1660

and in person at St-Jean-de-Luz 9 Jun 1660 Maria Teresa Infanta

of Spain (Madrid 20 Sep 1638-Versailles 30 Jul 1683); m.2d at

Versailles ca 12 Jun 1684 Françoise d'Aubigné, cr 1688 Marquise

de Maintenon et du Parc (Niort 27 Nov 1635-St.Cyr 15 Apr 1719)

1b) Louis, Dauphin de Viennois (Fontainebleau 1 Nov 1661-Château

de Meudon 14 Apr 1711); m.1st by proxy at Munich 28 Jan 1680 and

in person at Châlons-sur-Marne 7 Mar 1680 Marie Anne Pss of Bavaria

(Munich 28 Nov 1660-Versailles 20 Apr 1690); m.2d 1691/5 Marie

Émilie Joly de Choin (Bourg-en-Bresse 2 Aug 1670-Paris ca 13 Apr 1732)

1c) Louis, Dauphin de Viennois (Versailles 6 Aug 1682-Versailles 18

Feb 1712); m.by proxy at Turin on 15 Sep 1696 and in person at

Versailles 7 Dec 1697 Marie Adélaïde Pss of Savoy

(Turin 6 Dec 1685-Versailles 12 Feb 1712)

1d) Louis Duc de Bretagne (Versailles

25 Jun 1704-Versailles 13 Apr 1705)

2d) Louis, Dauphin de Viennois

(Versailles 8 Jan 1707-Versailles 8 Mar 1712)

 

 

3d) LOUIS XV, King of France (Versailles 15 Feb 1710-Versailles

10 May 1774); m.by proxy at Strasbourg 15 Aug 1725 and in person

at Fontainebleau 5 Sep 1725 Marie Lesczynska Pss of Poland

(Poznan 23 Jun 1703-Versailles 24 Jun 1768)

1e) Louise Élisabeth (Versailles 14 Aug 1727-Versailles 6 Dec 1759);

m.by proxy at Versailles 26 Aug 1739 and in person at Alcalá

de Henares 25 Oct 1739 Filippo Inft of Spain, Duke of Parma,

Piacenza and Guastalla (Madrid 15 Mar 1720-Alessandria 18 Jul 1765)

2e) Anne Henriette (Versailles 14

Aug 1727-Versailles 10 Feb 1752)

3e) Marie Louise (Versailles 28

Jul 1728-Versailles 19 Feb 1733)

4e) Louis, Dauphin de Viennois (Versailles 4 Sep 1729-Fontainebleau

20 Dec 1765); m.1st by proxy at Madrid 18 Dec 1744 and in person at

Versailles 23 Feb 1745 Infanta Maria Teresa of Spain (Madrid 11 Jun

1726-Versailles 22 Jul 1746); m.2d by proxy at Dresden 10 Jan 1747

and in person at Versailles 9 Feb 1747 Josepha Pss of

Saxony (Dresden 4 Nov 1731-Versailles 13 Mar 1767)

1f) Marie Thérèse (Versailles 19

Jul 1746-Versailles 27 Apr 1748)

2f) Marie Zéphyrine (Versailles

26 Aug 1750-Versailles 2 Sep 1755)

3f) Louis Joseph Xavier Duc de Bourgogne

(Versailles 13 Sep 1751-Versailles 22 Mar 1761)

4f) Xavier Marie Joseph Duc d'Aquitaine

(Versailles 8 Sep 1753-Versailles 22 Feb 1754)

 

 

5f) LOUIS XVI Auguste, King of France (Versailles 23 Aug 1754-

guillotined at Paris 21 Jan 1793); m.by proxy at Vienna 18

Apr 1770 and in person at Versailles 16 May 1770 Marie

Antonie (Marie Antoinette) Archdss of Austria

(Vienna 2 Nov 1755-guillotined at Paris 16 Oct 1793)

1g) Marie Thérèse Charlotte Cts de Marnes (Versailles 19 Dec 1778-

Schloß Frohsdorf 19 Oct 1851); m.Mitau, Courland 10 Jun

1799 Louis (King Louis XIX), Duc d'Angouleme (below)

2g) Louis Joseph Xavier François, Dauphin de Viennois

(Versailles 22 Oct 1781-Château de Meudon 4 Jun 1789)

 

 

 

3g) LOUIS XVII Charles, King of France [so recognized, though

he never reigned] (Versailles 27 Mar 1785-Paris 8 Jun 1795)

4g) Marie Sophie Hélène Béatrice

(Versailles 9 Jul 1786-Versailles 19 Jun 1787)

 

 

6f) LOUIS XVIII Stanislav Xavier, King of France, regained

the throne 1814 until the return of Napoléon, and then recovered

it again after Waterloo (Versailles 17 Nov 1755-Paris 16 Sep

1824); m.by proxy at Turin 21 Apr 1771 and in person at

Versailles 14 May 1771 Joséphine Pss of Savoy

(Turin 2 Sep 1753-Hartwell Castle 13 Nov 1810)

 

 

7f) CHARLES X Philippe, King of France, was forced to abdicate 2 Aug

1830 (Versailles 9 Oct 1757-Görz 6 Nov 1836); m.by proxy at Moncalieri

24 Oct 1773 and in person at Versailles 16 Nov 1773 (separated 1789)

Maria Teresa Pss of Savoy (Turin 31 Jan 1756-Graz 2 Jun 1805)

 

1g) LOUIS XIX Antoine, King of France, Duc d'Angoulême, Dauphin

de Viennois, he was king momentarily immediately after the abdication

of his father until, moments later, he abdicated in favor of his nephew,

Henri; (Versailles 6 Aug 1775-Görz 3 Jun 1844); m.Mitau,

Courland 10 Jun 1799 Marie Thérèse of France (above)

2g) Sophie (Versailles 5 Aug

1776-Versailles 5 Dec 1783)

 

 

3g) Charles Ferdinand Duc de Berry (Versailles 24 Jan 1778-murdered

at Paris 14 Feb 1820); m.by proxy at Naples 24 Apr 1816 and in person

at Notre-Dame, Paris 17 Jun 1816 Maria Carolina Pss of Bourbon-Two

Sicilies (Naples 5 Nov 1798-Schloß Brunnsee 17 Apr 1870); there is an

unsubstantiated rumor that the Duc de Berry married one Amy Brown,

by whom he did in fact have issue not listed here

1h) Louise Isabelle (Paris 13

Jul 1817-Paris 14 Jul 1817)

2h) Louis, b.and

d.Paris 13 Sep 1818

3h) Louise Marie Thérèse (Paris 21 Sep 1819-Venice 1 Feb 1864); m.

Frohsdorf 10 Nov 1845 Duke Carlo III of Parma, Pr of Bourbon

(Lucca 14 Jan 1823-Parma 27 Mar 1854)

 

 

4h) HENRI V Charles Ferdinand Marie Dieudonné Duc de Bordeaux,

Cte de Chambord, he succeeded his uncle and grandfather on 2 Aug

1830 but fled the country 18 Aug 1830 (Tuileries 29 Sep 1820-Schloß

Frohsdorf 24 Aug 1883); m.by proxy at Modena 7 Nov 1846 and in person

at Bruck an der Mur 16 Nov 1846 Marie Therese Archdss of Austria,

Pss of Modena (Modena 14 Jul 1817-Görz 25 Mar 1886)

4g) Marie Thérèse (Versailles 6 Jan

1783-Choisy-le-Roi 22 Jun 1783)

8f) Marie Adélaïde Clotilde (Versailles 23 Sep 1759-Naples 7 Mar

1802); m.by proxy at Versailles 21 Aug 1775 and in person at

Chambéry 6 Sep 1775 King Carlo Emanuele IV of Sardinia

(Turin 24 May 1751-Rome 6 Oct 1819)

9f) Elizabeth Philippine Marie Hélène (Versailles 3

May 1764-guillotined at Paris 10 May 1794)

5e) Philippe Louis, Duc d'Anjou

(Versailles 30 Aug 1730-Versailles 7 Apr 1733)

6e) Marie Adélaïde

(Versailles 23 Mar 1732-Trieste 27 Feb 1800)

7e) Victoire Louise Marie Thérèse

(Versailles 11 May 1733-Trieste 7 Jun 1799)

8e) Sophie Philippine Élisabeth Justine

(Versailles 27 Jul 1734-Versailles 3 Mar 1782)

9e) Thérèse Félicité (Versailles 16

May 1736-Fontevrault 28 Sep 1744)

10e) Louise Marie (Versailles

15 Jul 1737-St.Denis 23 Dec 1787)

 

2c) Philippe Duc d'Anjou, who became King Felipe V of

Spain  (Spanish: Felipe V; French: Philippe de France; 19
December 1683 - 9 July 1746), fils de France and Duke of
Anjou, was King of Spain from 1700 to 14 January 1724, when
he abdicated in favor of his son, Louis I of Spain, and from
31 August 1724 to 1746, assuming the throne again upon his
son's death. Philip was the first Bourbon king of Spain. His
entire reign of 45 years and 21 days is the longest in
Spanish history. [see Spain]

2j) Jaime Luitpold Isabelino Enrique Alejandro Alberto Alfonso

Victor Acacio Pedro Pablo Maria Infant of Spain, Duque de Segovia

(San Ildefonso 23 Jun 1908-St.Gallen 20 Mar 1975); m.1st Rome 4

Mar 1935 (div 1947) Emanuela de Dampierre (b.Rome 8 Nov 1913);

m.2d (civ) Innsbruck 3 Sep 1949 Charlotte Tiedemann (Königsberg 2

Jan 1919- Berlin 3 Jul 1979); in 1933 Don Jaime renounced his

rights to the Spanish throne, but on the death of his father he became

the senior legitimate heir male of the House of Capet, and thus in

the opinion of some scholars de jure King of France,

and he became known as Duc d'Anjou

 

1k) Don Alfonso Jaime Marcelino Manuel Victor Maria de Borbón y

Dampierre, Duque de Cádiz, Duc d'Anjou; he was granted the style

of Royal Highness in Spain in 1972; b.Rome 20 Apr 1936, k.in a skiing

accident at Beaver Creek, Colorado 30 Jan 1989); m.Madrid 8 Mar

1972 (div 1982, rel annulled 1986) Maria del Carmen

Martínez-Bordiu y Franco (b.Madrid 26 Feb 1951)

 

1l) Don Francisco Alfonso Jaime Cristobal Victor José Gonzalo

Cecilio  de Borbón y Martinez-Bordiu, Duc de Bourbon

(Madrid 22 Nov 1972-Pamplona 7 Feb 1984)

 

 

2l) Don Luis Alfonso Gonzalo Victor Manuel Marco de Borbón y

Martínez-Bordiu, Duc d'Anjou et de Bourbon, de jure LOUIS XX

of France, b.Madrid 25 Apr 1974; m.Caracas 5 Nov 2004 (rel)

La Romana, Dominican Republic 6 Nov 2004 Maria Margarita

Vargas Santaella (b.Caracas 21 Oct 1983)

1m) Eugenia (b.Miami 5 Mar 2007)

2k) Don Gonzalo Victor Alfonso José Bonifacio Antonio Maria y

Todos los Santos de Borbón y Dampierre, Duc d'Aquitaine (Rome

 5 Jun 1937- Lausanne 27 May 2000); m.1st (civ) Puerto Vallarta,

Mexico 28 Jan 1983 (div 1983) Maria del Carmen Harto Monteallegre

(b.Vallecas, Madrid 23 Apr 1947); m.2d (civ) Madrid (rel) Olmedo nr

Valladolid 30 Jun 1984 (div 1989, rel annulled 1994) Maria de las

Mercedes Licer y García (b.Valencia 15 Oct 1963); m.3d (civ) Genoa

12 Dec 1992 (rel) Rome 17 Sep 1995 EmanuelaPratolongo

(b.Genoa 22 Mar 1960)

1l) [by Sandra Lee Landry, and recognized by her father as legitimate]

Stephanie Michelle de Borbon, b.Miami 19 Jun 1968; m.West Palm Beach

27 Jul 1995 Richard Carl McMasters (b.West Palm Beach 25 Mar 1972)

1m) Nicholas Alexander de Borbón,

b.Riviera Beach, Florida 21 Jan 1994

2m) Christian Sebastian de Borbón,

b.Riviera Beach 5 Jun 1995

3m) Jaime Alfonso McMasters,

b.West Palm Beach 24 Oct 1996

4m) Richard Charles McMasters,

b.West Palm Beach 22 May 1998

5m) Alexander Leandro Joaquin Gonzalo McMasters de

Borbon, b.Jupiter Medical Center, Florida 21 Sep 2004

3c) Charles Duc de Berry, d'Alençon et d'Angoulême, Cte de Ponthieu

(Versailles 31 Aug 1686-Marly 4 May 1714); m.Versailles

6 Jul 1710 Louise Élisabeth d'Orléans (1695-1719; below)

1d) a daughter, called Mlle de Berry,

b.and d.Fontainebleau 21 Jul 1711

2d) Charles Duc d'Alençon (Versailles

26 Mar 1713-Versailles 16 Apr 1713)

3d) Marie Louise Élisabeth (Versailles

16 Jun 1714-Versailles 17 Jun 1714)

2b) Anne Élisabeth (Louvre 18

Nov 1662-Louvre 30 Dec 1662)

3b) Marie Anne (Louvre 16

Nov 1664-Louvre 26 Dec 1664)

4b) Marie Thérèse (St-Germain-en-Laye 2

Jan 1667-St-Germain-en-Laye 1 Mar 1672)

5b) Philippe Charles Duc d'Anjou (St-Germain-en-

Laye 5 Aug 1668-St-Germain-en-Laye 10 Jul 1671)

6b) Louis François Duc d'Anjou (St-Germain-en-

Laye 14 Jun 1672-St-Germain-en-Laye 4 Nov 1672)

7b) [by Louise Françoise de La Baume-le-Blanc, Dss de La Vallière]

Marie Anne, "Mlle de Blois", legitimized 1667 and made a Pss of

France and Dss de la Vallière, dit "la Grande Princesse de Conti";

(Vincennes 2 Oct 1667-Paris 3 May 1739); m.St.Germain-en

-Laye 16 Jan 1680 Pr Louis Armand I de Conti (d.1685)

8b) [by Françoise Athenais de Rochechouart-Mortemart, Marquise

de Montespan] Louis Auguste, Duc du Maine et d'Aumale, sovereign

Prince de Dombes, legitimized 1673 (St.Germain-en-Laye 31 Mar 1670-

Château de Sceaux 14 May 1736; m.Versailles 19

Mar 1692 Pss Anne Louise de Condé (1676-1753)

1c) Louis Constantine, Pr de Dombes

(Versailles 27 Nov 1695-Versailles 28 Sep 1698)

2c) Louis Auguste, Duc d'Aumale, Pr de Dombes

 

(Versailles 4 Mar 1700-Fontainebleau 1 Oct 1755)

3c) Louis Charles, Pr de Dombes, Cte d'Eu (Château

de Sceaux 15 Oct 1701-Château de Sceaux 13 Jul 1775)

4c) Charles, Duc d'Aumale (Versailles

30/31 Mar 1704-Sceaux 2/3 Sep 1708)

5c) Louise Françoise, "Mlle du Maine" (Versailles

4 Dec 1707-Château d'Anet 19 Aug 1743)

9b) [by Françoise Athenais de Rochechouart-Mortemart, Marquise de

Montespan] Louis César, Cte de Vexin, legitimized 1673

(Le Genitoy 20 Jun 1672-Paris 10 Jan 1683)

10b) [by Françoise Athenais de Rochechouart-Mortemart, Marquise de

Montespan] Louise Françoise, legitimized 1673 (Tournai 1 Jun 1673-

Paris 16 Jun 1743); m.Versailles 24 Jul 1685 Pr Louis III de Condé (d.1710)

11b) [by Françoise Athenais de Rochechouart-Mortemart, Marquise de

Montespan] Françoise Marie, legitimized 1681 (Château de Maintenon

9 Feb 1677-Paris 1 Feb 1749); m.Versailles 18 Feb

1692 Duc Philippe II d'Orleans (d.1723)

12b) [by Françoise Athenais de Rochechouart-Mortemart, Marquise

de Montespan] Louis Alexandre, Duc de Penthièvre et de Rambouillet,

etc, legitimized 1681 (Versailles 6 Jun 1678-Rambouillet 1 Dec 1737);

m.Paris 22 Feb 1723 Marie Victoire Sophie de Noailles

(6 May 1688-Paris 30 Sep 1766)

1c) Louis Jean Marie, Duc de Penthièvre, de Rambouillet, d'Aumale et

de Gisors, etc (Rambouillet 16 Nov 1725-Château de Bizy 4 Mar 1793);

m.Versailles 29 Dec 1744 Teresa d'Este

(Modena 6 Oct 1726-Paris 30 Apr 1754)

1d) Louis Marie

(Versailles 2 Jan 1746-d.young)

2d) Louis Alexandre, Pr de Lamballe (Paris 6 Sep 1747-Château de

Louveciennes 6 May 1768); m.by proxy at Turin 17 Jan 1767 and in

person at Nangis 31 Jan 1767 Pss Maria Teresa of Savoy

(Turin 8 Sep 1749-executed at Paris 3 Sep 1792)

3d) Jean Marie, Duc de Châteauvilain

(Paris 17 Nov 1748-Paris 19 May 1755)

4d) Vincent Marie Louis, Cte de Guingamp

(Paris 22 Jun 1750-Versailles 14 Mar 1752)

5d) Marie Louise (Paris 18 Oct

1751-Versailles 25/26 Sep 1753)

6d) Louise Marie Adélaide (Paris 13 Mar 1753-Château

d'Ivry 23 Jun 1821); m.Versailles 5 Apr 1769

Duc Louis Philippe II d'Orleans (d.1793)

7d) Louis Marie Félicité

(Paris 29 Apr 1754-Paris 30 Apr 1754)

 

2a) Philippe Duc d'Orléans (St-Germain-en-Laye 21 Sep 1640-St.Cloud

9 Jun 1701); m.1st Paris 31 Mar 1661 Henriette Anne Pss of England

and Scotland (Bedford House, Exeter 16 Jun 1644-St.Cloud 30 Jun

1670); m.2d by proxy at Metz 16 Nov 1671 and in person at Châlons 21

Nov 1671 Elisabeth Charlotte Pfgfn von Simmern

(Heidelberg 27 May 1652-St.Cloud 8 Dec 1722)

1b) Marie Louise (Palais Royal 27 Mar 1662-Madrid 12 Feb 1689);

m.by proxy at Fontainebleau 31 Aug 1679 and in person at Quintanapalla

18 Nov 1679 King Carlos II of Spain (Madrid 6 Nov 1661-Madrid 1 Nov 1700)

2b) Philippe Charles Duc de Valois (Fontainebleau

16 Jul 1664-Palais Royal 8 Dec 1666)

3b) Anne Marie (St.Cloud 27 Aug 1669-Turin 26 Aug 1728); m.by proxy

at Palais Royal 10 Apr 1684 and in person at Chambéry 6 May 1684

Vittorio Amedeo II, King of Sardinia, Duke of Savoy

(Turin 14 May 1666-Moncalieri 31 Oct 1732)

4b) Alexandre Louis Duc de Valois (St.Cloud 2

Jun 1673-Palais Royal 16 Mar 1676)

 

   

5b) Philippe Duc d'Orléans, Regent of France 1715-1723 (St.Cloud 2

Aug 1674-Versailles 2 Dec 1723); m.Versailles 18 Feb 1692 Françoise

Marie de Bourbon, called Mlle de Blois, legitimated daughter of

King Louis XIV (Château de Maintenon 4 May 1677-Paris 1 Feb 1749)

1c) a daughter, called Mlle de Valois

(Marly 17 Dec 1693-Palais Royal 17 Oct 1694)

2c) Marie Louise Élisabeth (Versailles 20 Aug 1695-Château de la

Muette 21 Jul 1719); m.1st Versailles 6 Jul 1710 Charles Duc de Berry

(1686-1714; above); m.2d 1716 Armand d'Aydic Cte de Rion

(Versailles 1692-Paris 26 Mar 1741)

3c) Louise Adélaïde (Versailles

13 Aug 1698-Paris 19 Feb 1743)

4c) Charlotte Aglaé (Paris 22 Oct 1700-Modena 19 Jan 1761); m.

by proxy at the Tuileries 12 Feb 1720 and in person at Modena

21 Jun 1720 Duke Francesco III of Modena

(Modena 2 Jul 1698- Varese 22 Feb 1780)

 

 

5c) Louis Duc d'Orléans (Versailles 4 Aug 1703-Paris 4 Feb 1752);

m.by proxy at Rastatt 18 Jun 1724 and in person at Sarry 13 Jul

1724 Auguste Pss of Baden-Baden

(Aschaffenburg 10 Nov 1704-Palais Royal 8 Aug 1726)

 

1d) Louis Philippe Duc d'Orléans (Versailles 12 May 1725-Château

de Sainte-Assise-en-Brie 18 Nov 1785); m.1st Versailles 17 Dec 1743

Louise Henriette de Conti (Paris 20 Jan 1726-Paris 9 Feb 1759); m.2d

Paris 23 Apr 1773 Charlotte Jeanne Béraud de la Haye

(Paris 4 Oct 1738-Paris 5 Feb 1806)

1e) a daughter, called Mlle de Chartres

(13 Jul 1745-St.Cloud 14 Dec 1745)

 

2e) Louis Philippe Joseph Duc d'Orléans (St.Cloud 13 Apr 1747-

guillotined at Paris 6 Nov 1793); m.Versailles 5 Apr 1769 Louise

Marie Adélaïde de Bourbon-Penthièvre

(Paris 13 Mar 1753-Ivry-sur-Seine 23 Jun 1821)

1f) a daughter, called Mlle de

Chartres, b.and d.10 Oct 1771

 

 

2f) Louis Philippe, Duc d'Orléans, assumed the throne as LOUIS PHILIPPE,

King of the French, after his distant cousin, King Charles X, was ousted in 1830;

he himself was ousted during the revolutions of 1848; he was b.at the Palais

Royal 6 Oct 1773 and d.at Claremont House, Surrey 26 Aug 1850; m.at

Palermo 25 Nov 1809 Maria Amelia Pss of Bourbon-Two Sicilies

(Caserta 26 Apr 1782-Claremont House 24 Mar 1866)

 

1g) Ferdinand Philippe Louis Charles Henri Rosolin, Duc d'Orléans

(Palermo 3 Sep 1810-Sablonville 13 Jul 1842); m.Fontainebleau 30

May 1837 Hélène Dss of Mecklenburg-Schwerin

(Ludwigslust 24 Jan 1814-Richmond, Surrey 18 May 1858)

 

1h) Louis Philippe Albert Cte de Paris (Palais de Tuileries 24 Aug

1838-Stowe House, Bucks 8 Sep 1894); m.Kingston-on-Thames 30

May 1864 Maria Isabella Infanta of Spain (1848-1919; below)

1i) Marie Amélie Louise Hélène (York House 28 Sep 1865- Versailles 25

Oct 1951); m.Lisbon 22 May 1886 King Carlos I of Portugal

(Lisbon 28 Sep 1863-Lisbon 1 Feb 1908)

 

2i) Louis Philippe Robert Duc d'Orléans (York House, Twickenham

6 Feb 1869-Palermo 28 Mar 1926); m.Vienna 5 Nov 1896 Maria

Dorothea Archdss of Austria (Alcsút 14 Jun 1867- Alcsút 6 Apr 1932)

3i) Hélène Louise Henriette (York House 13 Jun 1871- Castellamare

di Stabia 21 Jan 1951); m.1st Kingston-on-Thames 25 Jun 1895

Emanuele Filiberto Pr of Savoy, Duke of Aosta (Genoa 13 Jan 1869-

Turin 4 Jul 1931); m.2d Capodimonte Oct 1936 Oddone Campini

4i) Charles (Paris 25 Jan 1875-Paris 7 Jun 1875)

5i) Isabelle Marie Laure Mercédès Ferdinande (Château d'Eu 7 May

1878-Larache, Morocco 21 Apr 1961); m.Twickenham 30 Oct 1899

Pr Jean d'Orléans, Duc de Guise (1874-1940; below)

6i) Jacques Marie Antoine Clément (Château d'Eu 5

Apr 1880- Château d'Eu 22 Jan 1881)

7i) Louise Françoise Marie Laure (Cannes 24 Feb 1882-Seville 18 Apr

1958); m.Wood Norton, Norfolk 16 Nov 1907 Carlo Pr of Bourbon-Two

Sicilies, Infant of Spain (Gries 10 Nov 1870-Seville 11 Nov 1949)

 

 

8i) Ferdinand François Philippe Marie Laurent Duc de Montpensier

(Château d'Eu 9 Sep 1884-Château de Randan 30 Jan 1924); m.

Château de Randan 20 Aug 1921 Doña Maria Isabel González de

Olañeta y Ibarreta Marquesa de Valdeterrazo

(Madrid 22 Apr 1895-Madrid 11 Jul 1958)

 

 

2h) Robert Philippe Louis Eugène Ferdinand, Duc de Chartres (Palais

de Tuileries 9 Nov 1840-Château de St.Firmin 5 Dec 1910); m.Kingston

-on-Thames, Surrey 11 Jun 1863 Françoise Pss d'Orléans (Neuilly-sur-

 

Seine 14 Aug 1844-Château de

St.Firmin 28 Oct 1925; below)

1i) Marie Amélie Françoise Hélène (Morgan House, nr Richmond, Surrey

13 Jan 1865-Copenhagen 4 Dec 1909); m.Château d'Eu 22 Oct 1885

Valdemar Pr of Denmark (Bernstorff 27 Oct 1858-Copenhagen 14 Jan 1939)

2i) Robert Louis Philippe Ferdinand François Marie (Morgan

House 10 Jan 1866-Château de St.Firmin 30 May 1885)

3i) Henri Philippe Marie (Morgan House

15 Oct 1867-Saigon 9 Aug 1901)

4i) Marguerite Louise Marie Françoise (Morgan House 25 Jan 1869-

Château de la Forest 31 Jan 1940); m.(civ) Paris 22 Apr 1896 (rel)

Chantilly 23 Apr 1896 Marie Armand Patrice de Macmahon

Duc de Magenta (Outreau 10 Jun 1855-Paris 23 Mar 1927)  

 

 

5i) Jean Pierre Clément Marie, Duc de Guise, de jure JEAN III of France, 

 he became head of the Orléanist line upon the death of his cousin

Philippe Duc d'Orléans in 1926; he was b.at Paris 4 Sep 1874 and

d.at Larache, Morocco 25 Aug 1940; he m.at Twickenham 30

Oct 1899 Isabelle Pss d'Orléans (Château d'Eu 7 May 1878-

Larache, Morocco 21 Apr 1961; above)

1j) Isabelle Françoise Hélène Marie (Paris 27 Nov 1900- Neuilly 12

Feb 1983); m.1st Chesnay (civ) 12 Sep 1923 (rel) 15 Sep 1923 Cte

Bruno d'Harcourt (Vevey 30 Sep 1899- Casablanca 19 Apr 1930);

m.2d Jouy-en-Josas 12 Jul 1934 Pr Pierre Murat

(Paris 6 Apr 1900-Rabat 30 Jul 1948)

2j) Françoise Isabelle Louise Marie (Paris 25 Dec 1902- Paris 25

Feb 1953); m.Palermo 11 Feb 1929 Christopher Pr of Greece

and Denmark (Pavlovsk 10 Aug 1888-Athens 21 Jan 1940)

3j) Anne Hélène Marie (Château de Nouvion-en-Thiérache 5 Aug 1906

-Capo di Sorrento 19 Mar 1986); m.Naples 5 Nov 1927 Amedeo Pr of

Savoy, Duke of Aosta (Turin 21 Oct 1898-Nairobi 3 Mar 1942)

 

 

4j) Henri Robert Ferdinand Marie Louis Philippe, Comte de Paris,

de jure HENRY VI of France, (Château Le Nouvion-en-Thiérache

5 Jul 1908-19 Jun 1999); m. Palermo 8 Apr 1931 Isabella Pss of

Orléans and Braganza (Château d'Eu 13 Aug 1911-Paris 5 Jul 2003)

1k) Isabelle Marie Laura Victoire, b.Woluwé- Saint-Pierre, Belgium 8 Apr

1932 ; m.(civ) Louveciennes 9 Sep 1964 (rel) Dreux 10 Sep 1964 Friedrich

Karl Gf von Schönborn-Buchheim (b.Schloß Schönborn 30 Mar 1938)

 

 

2k) Henri Philippe Pierre Marie, Cte de Clermont et de Mortain; on the

death of his father he assumed the title Comte de Paris, and also that

of "Duc de France"; de jure HENRY VII of France, b.Woluwe-Saint-Pierre

14 Jun 933; m.1st Dreux 5 Jul 1957 (div 1984) Marie-Therese Dss of

Württemberg, cr 1984 Dss de Montpensier (b.Altshausen 12 Nov 1934);

m.2d Bordeaux 31 Oct 1984 Micaela Cousiño, cr Pss de Joinville

(b.Vichy 30 Apr 1938)

1l) Marie Isabelle Marguerite Anne Geneviève, b.Boulogne-sur-Seine

3 Jan 1959; m.(civ) Dreux 22 Jul 1989 (rel) Friedrichshafen 29 Jul

1989 Gundakar Pr von und zu Liechtenstein (b.Vienna 1 Apr 1949)

 

 

2l) François Henri Louis Marie, Cte de

Clermont, b.Boulogne-sur-Seine 7 Feb 1961

3l) Blanche Elisabeth Rose Marie,

b.Ravensburg 10 Sep 1962

4l) Jean Charles Pierre Marie, Duc de Vendôme,

"Dauphin de Viennois", b.Boulogne-sur-Seine 19 May 1965

5l) Eudes Thibaut Joseph Marie, Duc d'Angoulême, b.Paris 18 Mar

1968; m.(civ) Dreux 19 Jun 1999 (rel) Antrain 10 Jul 1999

Marie-Liesse de Rohan-Chabot (b.Paris 29 Jun 1969)

1m) Thérèse Isabelle Marie Eléonore

(b.Cannes 23 Apr 2001)

2m) Pierre Jean Marie

(b.Cannes 6 Aug 2003)

3k) Hélène Astrid Léopoldine Marie, b.Woluwé- Saint-Pierre 17 Sep

1934; m.(civ) Louveciennes 16 Jan 1957 (rel) Dreux 17 Jan 1957

Evrard Gf von Limburg-Stirum (Huldenberg, Brabant

31 Oct 1927-Brussels 5 Mar 2001)

4k) François Gaston Michel Marie, cr posthumously Duc d'Orléans

(Manoir d'Anjou 15 Aug 1935- k.a.Taourirt, Algeria 11 Oct 1960)

5k) Anne Marguerite Brigitta Marie, b.Woluwé- Saint-Pierre 4 Dec

1938; m.(civ) Louveciennes 11 May 1965 (rel) Dreux 12 May 1965 Carlos

Pr of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, Infant of Spain (b.Lausanne 16 Jan 1938)

6k) Diane Françoise Maria da Glória, b.Petrópolis 24 Mar 1940; m.

Altshausen (civ) 18 Jul 1960 (rel) 21 Jul 1960 Carl, Duke

of Württemberg (b.Friedrichshafen 1 Aug 1936)

7k) Michel Joseph Benoît Marie, Cte d'Evreux, b.Rabat, Morocco 25

Jun 1941; m.(civ) Casablanca 17 Nov 1967 (rel) Ain-Dieb, nr Casablanca

18 Nov 1967 Béatrice Pasquier de Franclieu (b.Neuilly-sur-Seine 24 Oct 1941)

1l) Clothilde Jacqueline Charlotte Marie, b.Casablanca 4 Dec 1968;

m.Neuilly-sur-Seine 26 Jun 1993 (rel) Villamanrique de la

Condesa 18 Sep 1993 Edouard Crépy (b.Croix 19 Jan 1969)

1m) Louis Nicolas Marie François Stéphane

Corneille Crépy, b.Santiago, Chile 4 Aug 1995

2m) Charles Edouard Marie Alvaro Tatiana

Corneille Crépy, b.Santiago 13 Jul 1996

3m) Gaspard Marie Canio Léon

Crépy, b.Santiago 2 Mar 1999

4m) Augustin Crépy, b.Miami

25 May 2005 [26 Apr 2005?]

2l) Adélaïde Jeanne Marie, b.Paris 11 Sep 1971; m.Fontainebleau 27

Apr 2002 (rel) Villamanrique de la Condessa, Seville 1 Jun

2002 Pierre-Louis Dailly (b.Neuilly 28 May 1968)

1m) Diego Marie Michel Louis

Alexis Dailly (b.Paris 20 Nov 2003)

2m) Almudena Marie Sarah Béatrice

Aline Dailly (b.Paris 16 Dec 2004)

3l) Charles-Philippe Marie

Louis, b.Paris 3 Mar 1973

4l) François Karl Friedrich Bruno

Marie, b.Madrid 10 Feb 1982

8k) Jacques Jean Jaroslav Marie, Duc d'Orléans, b.Rabat 25

Jun 1941; m.Ansouis (civ) 2 Aug 1969 (rel) 3 Aug 1969

Gersende de Sabran-Pontevès (b.Ansouis 29 Jul 1942)

1l) Diane Marie Thérèse Agathe Hélène Isabelle Laure Rosalyne, b.

Neuilly-sur-Seine 24 Jun 1970; m.Paris 6 Sep 2004

Vcte Alexis de Noailles (b.Paris 5 Sep 1952)

2l) Charles-Louis Henri Foulques Benoït Elzéar Jean Marie, Duc de

Chartres, b.Neuilly-sur- Seine 11 Jul 1972; m.(civ) Paris 21 Jun 1997

(rel) Skiatos, Greece 28 Jun 1997 Illéana Manos (b.Athens 22 Sep 1970)

1m) Philippe Jacques Nicolas,

b.Buenos Aires 3 Nov 1998

2m) Louise Marie Isabelle,

b.Paris 6 Dec 1999

3m) Hélène Sybille Irène,

b.Paris 24 Jan 2001

4m) Constantin Foulques Alexandre,

b.Paris 15 Feb 2003

5m) Isabelle Roxane Christine,

b.Paris 12 May 2005

3l) Foulques Thibaut Robert Jacques Géraud Jean Marie,

Duc d'Aumale, Cte d'Eu, b.Paris 9 Jul 1974

9k) Claude Marie Agnès Cathérine, b.Larache, Morocco 11 Dec 1943;

m.1st Sintra, Portugal 22 Jul 1964 (div 1982, rel annulled 1987) Amedeo

Pr of Savoy, Duke of Aosta (b.Florence 27 Sep 1943); m.2d Port-au-Prince

27 Apr 1982 (div 1996) Arnaldo La Cagnina (b.Rome 26 Jun

1929); m.nr Milan 14 Jun 2006 Enrico Gandolfi

10k) Jeanne Chantal Alice Clothilde Marie, b.Pamplona 9 Jan 1946;

 m.Dreux 28 Jul 1972 François Xavier de Sambucy

de Sorgue (b.Montmajour 20 Aug 1943)

1l) Axel Henri Louis Waldemar Blaise Casimir Marie de

Sambucy de Sorgue, b.Suresnes, nr Paris 4 Jul 1976

2l) Alexandre Charles Jacques David François-Xavier Marie de Sambucy

de Sorgue, b.Suresnes 26 Mar 1978; m.Paris 17 Jun 2006 (rel) Arles

8 Jul 2006 Anne-Cécile Berteau (b.Paris 23 Mar 1979)

3l) Kildine Isabelle Marie-Charlotte Clémentine Ingrid Chantal de

Sambucy de Sorgue, b.Suresnes 5 May 1979; m.Paris 3 Jun 2006

(rel) Paray-le-Monial 8 Sep 2006 Antoine Stevenson (b.Paris 7 Aug 1982)

11k) Thibaut Louis Denis Humbert Marie, Cte de la Marche (Sintra,

Portugal 20 Jan 1948-Bamingui, Central Africa 23 Mar 1983); m.

(morganatically, according to Orléanist house law) Edinburgh

23 Sep 1972 Marion Gordon-Orr (b.Santiago, Chile 4 Sep 1942)

1l) Robert Benoît Paul Henri James Marie,

Cte de la Marche, b.Edinburgh 6 Sep 1976

2l) Louis-Philippe Albert François Marie (Edinburgh

18 Apr 1979-Thoiry [Mantes?] 2 Jan 1980)

2g) Louise Marie Thérèse Charlotte Isabelle (Palermo 3 Apr 1812-Ostende

11 Oct 1850); m.Compiègne 9 Aug 1832 King Léopold I of the

Belgians (Coburg 16 Dec 1790-Laeken 10 Dec 1865)

3g) Marie Christine Caroline Adélaïde Françoise Léopoldine (Palermo

12 Apr 1813-Palazzo Vitelli, Pisa 2 Jan 1839); m.Palais de Trianon,

Versailles 17 Oct 1837 Alexander, Duke of Württemberg

(Riga 20 Dec 1804-Bayreuth 28 Oct 1881)

4g) Louis Charles Philippe Raphael, Duc de Nemours (Palais Royal

25 Oct 1814-Versailles 26 Jun 1896); m.St.Cloud 27 Apr 1840 Viktoria

Pss of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (Vienna 16 Feb 1822-

Claremont House, Surrey 10 Nov 1857)

1h) Louis Philippe Marie Ferdinand Gaston, Cte d'Eu (Neuilly-sur-Seine

28 Apr 1842-d.at sea 28 Aug 1922); m.Rio de Janeiro 15 Oct 1864

Isabel, Pss Imperial of Brazil (Rio de Janeiro 29 Jun 1846-Château

d'Eu 14 Nov 1921); for the issue of this marriage see Brazil

2h) Ferdinand Philippe Marie Duc d'Alençon (Neuilly-sur-Seine 12

Jul 1844-Belmont, Wimbledon 29 Jun 1910); m.Possenhofen 28 Sep

1868 Sophie Dss in Bavaria (Possenhofen 22 Feb 1847-Paris 4 May 1897)

1i) Louise Victoire Marie Amélie Sophie (Bushy House, Teddington 9

Jul 1869-Munich 4 Feb 1952); m.Schloß Nymphenburg 15 Apr 1891

Alfons Pr of Bavaria (Munich 24 Jan 1862-Munich 8 Jan 1933)

2i) Philippe Emmanuel Maximilien Marie Eudes Duc de Vendôme

 (Villa Azwang, Obermais 18 Jan 1872-Cannes 1 Feb 1931); m.

Brussels 12 Feb 1896 Henriette Pss of Belgium (Brussels 30

Nov 1870-Sierre, Valais, Switzerland 28 Mar 1948)

1j) Marie Louise Ferdinande Charlotte Henriette (Neuilly-sur-Seine

31 Dec 1896-New York 8 Mar 1973); m.1st Neuilly-sur-Seine 12 Jan

1916 (div 1925, rel annulled 1926) Filippo Pr of Bourbon-Two Sicilies

(Cannes 10 Dec 1885-St.John's, New Brunswick 9 Mar 1949); m.2d

Chichester 12 Dec 1928 Walter Kingsland

(New York 23 Apr 1888-New York 20 Jul 1961)

2j) Sophie Joséphine Louise Marie Immaculée (Neuilly-sur-

Seine 19 Oct 1898-Château de Tourron 9 Oct 1928)

3j) Geneviève Marie Jeanne Françoise Chantal Monique Louise

Alberte Joséphine Gabrielle Emmanuelle Henriette (Neuilly-sur-

Seine 21 Sep 1901-Rio de Janeiro 22 Aug 1983); m.Neuilly-sur-

Seine 2 Jul 1923 Antoine Marquis de Chaponay

(Paris 30 Jan 1893-Rabat 9 Sep 1956)

1k) Cte Pierre Emanuel de Chaponay-Morance

(Paris 24 Jan 1925-k.a. in Gulf of Mexico 2 Oct 1943)

2k) Henryanne de Chaponay-

Morance, b.Cannes 8 May 1926

4j) Charles Philippe Emmanuel Ferdinand Louis Gérard Joseph

Marie Ghislain Baudoin Christophe Raphaél Antoine Expédit Henri

Duc de Nemours, de Vendôme et d'Alençon (Neuilly-sur-Seine 4 Apr

1905-Neuilly-sur-Seine 10 Mar 1970); m.Paris 24 Sep 1928 Margaret

Watson (Richmond, Virginia 22 Feb 1899-Bayonne 27 Dec 1993)

3h) Marguerite Adélaide Marie (Pavillon Marsan, Palais de Tuileries

16 Feb 1846-Paris 25 Oct 1896); m.Chantilly 15 Jan 1872 Pr Wladislaw

Czartoryski (Warsaw 3 Jul 1828-Boulogne-sur-Mer 23 Jun 1894)

4h) Blanche Marie Amélie Caroline Louise Victoire

(Claremont House 28 Oct 1857-Paris 4 Feb 1932)

5g) Françoise Louise Caroline (Twickenham 28

Mar 1816-Neuilly-sur-Seine 20 May 1818)

6g) Marie Clémentine Léopoldine Clotilde (Neuilly-sur-Seine 3 Jun 1817

-Vienna 16 Feb 1907); m.St.Cloud 21 Apr 1843 August Pr of Saxe-Coburg

- Gotha (Vienna 13 Jun 1818-Schloß Ebenthal 26 Jul 1881)

7g) François Ferdinand Philippe Louis Marie Pr de Joinville (Neuilly-

sur-Seine 14 Aug 1818-Paris 16 Jun 1900); m.Rio de Janeiro 1 May 1843

Francisca Pss of Brazil (Rio de Janeiro 2 Aug 1824-Paris 27 Mar 1898)

1h) Françoise Marie Amélie (Neuilly-sur-Seine 4 Aug 1844-Château

de St.Firmin 28 Oct 1925); m.Kingston-on-Thames 11 Jun

1863 Robert Duc de Chartres (1840-1910; above)

2h) Pierre Philippe Jean Marie Duc de Penthièvre

(St.Cloud 4 Nov 1845-Paris 17 Jul 1919)

8g) Charles Ferdinand Philippe Emmanuel Duc de Penthièvre

(Palais Royal 1 Jan 1820-Neuilly-sur-Seine 25 Jul 1828)

9g) Henri Eugène Philippe Emmanuel Duc d'Aumale (Palais Royal

16 Jan 1822-Zucco, nr Palermo 7 May 1897); m.Naples 25 Nov 1844

Maria Carolina Pss of Bourbon-Two Sicilies

(Vienna 26 Apr 1822-Twickenham 6 Dec 1869)

1h) Louis Philippe Marie Léopold Pr de Condé

(St.Cloud 15 Nov 1845- Sydney 24 May 1866)

2h) Henri Léopold Philippe Marie Duc de Guise

(St.Cloud 11 Sep 1847- St.Cloud 10 Oct 1847)

3h) François Paul Duc de Guis (Palermo

11 Jan 1852-Twickenham 15 Apr 1852)

4h) François Louis Philippe Marie Duc de Guise

(Twickenham 5 Jan 1854-Paris 25 Jul 1872)

10g) Antoine Marie Philippe Louis, Duc de Montpensier, cr Infant

of Spain 1859 (Neuilly-sur-Seine 31 Jul 1824-Sanlúcar de Barrameda

4 Feb 1890); m.Madrid 10 Oct 1846 Luisa Infanta of Spain (Madrid 30

Jan 1832-Seville 1 Feb 1897); their children were Infants

of Spain, and are included in the article Spain

3f) Antoine Philippe Duc de Montpensier (Palais

Royal 3 Jul 1775-Salt Hill, nr Windsor 18 May 1807)

4f) a daughter, called Mlle de Chartres

(Palais Royal 23 Aug 1777-6 Feb 1782)

5f) Eugénie Adélaïde Louise (Palais Royal 25 Aug 1777-

Palais de Tuileries 31 Dec 1847); m.N Baron Athelin

6f) Louis Charles Alphonse Léodegar Cte de Beaujolais

(Paris 7 Oct 1779-Valletta, Malta 30 May 1808)

3e) Louise Marie Thérèse Bathilde (St.Cloud 9 Jul

1750-Paris 10 Jan 1822); m.Versailles 24 Apr 1770

Louis Henri Joseph Duc de Bourbon, Pr de Condé

(Paris 13 Apr 1756- Château de St-Leu 27 Aug 1830)

2d) Louise Madeleine (Palais Royal 5 Aug

1726-St.Cloud 11 Aug 1726 [or, 14 May 1728])

6c) Louise Elisabeth (Versailles 11 Dec

1709-Palais de Luxembourg 16 Jun 1742);

m.Lerma 20 Jan 1722 King Luis I of Spain

(Madrid 25 Aug 1707-Madrid 31 Aug 1724)

7c) Philippine Élisabeth (Versailles

18 Dec 1714-Bagnolet 21 May 1734)

8c) Louise Diane (Paris 27 Jun 1716-Château de

Issy 26 Sep 1736); m.Versailles 22 Jan 1732

Louis François Pr de Conti (Paris

13 Aug 1717-Paris 2 Aug 1776)

6b) Élisabeth Charlotte (St.Cloud 13 Sep 1676-Commercy

23 Dec 1744); m.Fontainebleau 23 Oct 1698

Leopold Joseph Charles Duke of Lorraine

(Innsbruck 11 Sep 1679-Lunéville 27 Mar 1729)

 

 

The Complete List of The Monarchs of France

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Charles II the Bald (Charles II le Chauve)	June 20, 840	October 6, 877	Son of Louis the Pious or Louis I  • Grandson of Charlemagne or Charles I
	Louis II the Stammerer (Louis II le Bègue)	October 6, 877	April 10, 879	• Son of Charles II
	Louis III	April 10, 879	August 5, 882	• Son of Louis II
	Carloman	April 10, 879	December 6, 884	• Son of Louis II
	Charles III the Fat (Charles le Gros)	20 May 885	January 13, 888	Son of Louis the German Grandson of Louis the Pious    • Great grandson of Charlemagne
	Odo of Paris (Eudes de Paris)	February 29, 888	January 1, 898	Son of Robert the Strong  • Elected king against young Charles III.
	Charles III the Simple (Charles III le Simple)	January 28, 893	June 30, 922	Posthumous son of Louis II  • Younger half-brother of Louis III and Carloman II
	Robert I (Robert Ier)	June 30, 922	June 15, 923	Son of Robert the Strong  • Younger brother of Odo
	Rudolph (Raoul de France)	July 13, 923	January 14, 936	• Son-in-law of Robert I
	Louis IV d'Outremer (Louis IV d'Outremer)	June 19, 936	September 10, 954	• Son of Charles III
	Lothair (Lothaire de France)	November 12, 954	March 2, 986	• Son of Louis IV
	Louis V the Lazy (Louis V le Fainéant)	June 8, 986	May 22, 987	• Son of Lothair

Capetian Dynasty, Direct Capetians (987 to 1328)

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Hugh Capet (Hugues Capet)	July 3, 987	October 24, 996	• Grandson of Robert I
	Robert II the Pious (Robert II le Pieux)	October 24, 996	July 20, 1031	• Son of Hugh Capet
	Henry I (Henri Ier)	July 20, 1031	August 4, 1060	• Son of Robert II
	Philip I (Philippe Ier)	August 4, 1060	July 29, 1108	• Son of Henry I
	Louis VI the Fat (Louis VI le Gros)	July 29, 1108	August 1, 1137	• Son of Philip I
	Louis VII the Young (Louis VII le Jeune)	August 1, 1137	September 18, 1180	• Son of Louis VI
	Philip II Augustus (Philippe II Auguste)	September 18, 1180	July 14, 1223	• Son of Louis VII
	Louis VIII the Lion (Louis VIII le Lion)	July 14, 1223	November 8, 1226	• Son of Philip II Augustus
	Louis IX the Saint (Saint Louis)	November 8, 1226	August 25, 1270	• Son of Louis VIII
	Philip III the Bold (Philippe III le Hardi)	August 25, 1270	October 5, 1285	• Son of Louis IX
	Philip IV the Fair (Philippe IV le Bel)	October 5, 1285	November 29, 1314	• Son of Philip III
	Louis X the Quarreller (Louis X le Hutin)	November 29, 1314	June 5, 1316	• Son of Philip IV
	John I the Posthumous (Jean Ier le Posthume)	November 15, 1316	November 20, 1316	• Son of Louis X
	Philip V the Tall (Philippe V le Long)	November 20, 1316	January 3, 1322	Son of Philip IV  • Younger brother of Louis X
	Charles IV the Fair (Charles IV le Bel)	January 3, 1322	February 1, 1328	Son of Philip IV  • Younger brother of Philip V

Capetian Dynasty, House of Valois (1328-1589)

 Valois (1328-1498)

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Philip VI of Valois, the Fortunate (Philippe VI de Valois, le Fortuné)	February 1, 1328	August 22, 1350	• Son of Charles of Valois, who was son of Philip III
	John II the Good (Jean II le Bon)	August 22, 1350	April 8, 1364	• Son of Philip VI
	Charles V the Wise (Charles V le Sage)	April 8, 1364	September 16, 1380	• Son of John II
	Charles VI the Beloved, the Mad (Charles VI le Bienaimé, le Fol)	September 16, 1380	October 21, 1422	• Son of Charles V
	Charles VII the Victorious, the Well-Served (Charles VII le Victorieux, le Bien-Servi)	October 21, 1422	July 22, 1461	• Son of Charles VI
	Louis XI the Prudent, the Universal Spider (Louis XI le Prudent, l'Universelle Aragne)	July 22, 1461	August 30, 1483	• Son of Charles VII
	Charles VIII the Affable (Charles VIII l'Affable)	August 30, 1483	April 7, 1498	• Son of Louis XI

 House of Lancaster (1422-1453)

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Henry VI of England (Henri II de France )	October 21, 1422	October 19, 1453	• Grandson of Charles VI, succession according to the Treaty of Troyes

Capetian Dynasty, Valois-Orléans Branch (1498-1515)

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Louis XII Father of the People (Louis XII le Père du Peuple)	April 7, 1498	January 1, 1515	Great-grandson of Charles V Second cousin, and by first marriage son-in-law of Louis XI    • By second marriage husband of Anne of Brittany, Queen of Charles VIII

Capetian Dynasty, Valois-Angoulême Branch (1515-1589)

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Francis I the Father and Restorer of Letters (François Ier le Père et Restaurateur des Lettres)	January 1, 1515	March 31, 1547	Great-great-grandson of Charles V First cousin once removed, and by   first marriage son-in-law of Louis XII
	Henry II (Henri II)	March 31, 1547	July 10, 1559	• Son of Francis I
	Francis II (François II)	July 10, 1559	December 5, 1560	• Son of Henry II
	Charles IX	December 5, 1560	May 30, 1574	Son of Henry II  • Younger brother of Francis II
	Henry III (Henri III)	May 30, 1574	August 2, 1589	Son of Henry II  • Younger brother of Charles IX

 Capetian Dynasty, House of Bourbon (1589-1792)

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Henry IV, Good King Henry, the Green Gallant (Henri IV, le Bon Roi Henri, le Vert-Galant)	August 2, 1589	May 14, 1610	Tenth generation descendant of Louis IX in the male line Grandnephew of Francis I    • Second cousin, and by first marriage brother-in-law of Francis II, Charles IX and Henry III
	Louis XIII the Just (Louis XIII le Juste)	May 14, 1610	May 14, 1643	• Son of Henry IV
	Louis XIV the Great, the Sun King (Louis XIV le Grand, le Roi Soleil)	May 14, 1643	September 1, 1715	• Son of Louis XIII
	Louis XV the Beloved (Louis XV le Bien-Aimé)	September 1, 1715	May 10, 1774	• Great-grandson of Louis XIV
	Louis XVI the Last (Louis XVI le Dernier)	May 10, 1774	September 21, 1792	• Grandson of Louis XV

 First Republic (1792-1804)

 Bonaparte Dynasty, First Empire (1804-1814)

Portrait	Name	Emperor From	Emperor Until
	Napoleon I, the Great (Napoléon Ier, le Grand)	May 18, 1804	April 11, 1814

Capetian Dynasty, House of Bourbon, Restored (1814-1815)

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Louis XVIII, the Desired (Louis XVIII, le Désiré)	April 11, 1814	March 20, 1815	• Younger brother of Louis XVI/ uncle of Louis XVII

Bonaparte Dynasty, First Empire, Restored (The Hundred Days, 1815)

Portrait	Name	Emperor From	Emperor Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Napoleon I (Napoléon Ier)	March 20, 1815	June 22, 1815

 Capetian Dynasty, House of Bourbon, Restored (1815-1830)

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Louis XVIII	July 7, 1815	September 16, 1824	• Younger brother of Louis XVI/ uncle of Louis XVII
	Charles X	September 16, 1824	August 2, 1830	• Younger brother of Louis XVIII

Capetian Dynasty, House of Bourbon-Orléans (The Monarchy of July 1830-1848)

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Louis-Philippe I the Citizen King (Louis Philippe, le Roi Citoyen)	August 9, 1830	February 24, 1848	Sixth generation descendant of Louis XIII in the male line  • Fifth cousin of Louis XVI, Louis XVIII and Charles X

Second Republic (1848 - 1852)

 Bonaparte Dynasty, Second Empire, Restored (1852-1870)

Portrait	Name	Emperor From	Emperor Until	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Napoleon III (Napoléon III)	December 2, 1852	September 4, 1870	• Nephew of Napoleon I